GUA SHA FACIAL
Armed with a medical understanding of facial anatomy and lymphatic pathways, we amplify the effects of traditional Chinese Gua Sha “scraping” techniques. Gentle and precise, this East Meets West facial gives you visibly impressive lifting and contouring results – more so than your run-of-the-mill versions.
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90mins |  |
No Downtime |  |
No Extraction | ||||
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$212 NETT |  |
Done by Hand |  |
Available at All Outlets |
KEY BENEFITS
- Reduces fine lines and wrinkles
- Reduces puffiness
- Increases circulation
- Releases muscular tension
- Lifts skin and contours the face
- Stimulates collagen production
PROCEDURE
- Welcome head massage
- Double cleanse
- Toning
- Gua sha lymphatic drainage massage with face cream
- Ampoule application
- Head massage
- Sunblock/Night Protect application
HOW IT WORKS
| Double Cleansing |
| After a welcome head massage, the treatment starts with a double cleanse to free the skin of the day’s build up. |
| Prepping |
| Next, your skin is then toned with a rose water preparation, followed by a small amount of face cream. |
| Gua Sha Lymphatic Drainage Massage |
| A specialised Gua Sha tool is expertly massaged over your face. This follows the lymphatic passageways to expel water and toxin build up while lifting and contouring the facial line. |
| Sunblock/Night Protect Application |
| The facial ends with the application of SkinLab’s staple skin care products. |
FAQS
How long is the treatment?
SkinLab’s Gua Sha Lymphatic Drainage Facial lasts 90 minutes.
Is there any downtime? Are there any side effects?
There is little to no downtime and is unlikely to have any side effects.
What is the treatment suitability?
SkinLab’s Gua Sha Lymphatic Drainage Facial is ideal for those looking for an effective way to:
- get rid of bloatedness and toxin build-up
- reduce water-retention and tone up the face
- re-energise tired, dull-looking skin
It is unsuitable for individuals:
- who are expecting, breast-feeding, or have a positive pregnancy test before treatment
- who have medical conditions affecting the skin
- who take medication to thin their blood
- who have deep vein thrombosis
- who have an infection, tumour, or wound that has not fully healed in the treatment area
How often should I do the treatment?
Ideally, once every 2 weeks. But those with busier schedules can also enjoy the Gua Sha Lymphatic Drainage Facial once every 3-4 weeks.
Are there other areas this treatment can be used on?
Yes! We also perform our Gua Sha treatment on the Eyes to reduce puffiness and improve blood circulation for a fresher pair of peepers.
Are there any pre- or post-treatment instructions?
We recommend that you hydrate before and after treatment.
